Watch Out for Deer on Roads Across Lake County
Lansing reports three deer with unborn fawns were killed on Lake County roads. The Department of Conservation urges motorists to drive cautiously in affected sections as signs have been posted along Highway 3 between Seney and Shingleton Bergland and Topaz and other Lake and Newaygo County areas.
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Lansing
Lake County
Department of Conservation
State Highway Department
Seney
Shingleton
Bergland
Topaz
Lake
Newaygo
Trafic
Urter
Guide to legal fishing and permit requirements
Guide explains how to obtain a license to fish legally and the consequences of violations. It notes the need for proper permits during fishing season and outlines steps for applications and required documentation.
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Fereens Presiectets
Wild House Cats Target Birds in Michigan
Conservation groups report hundreds of feral house cats roaming fields and woods in Michigan since last fall. Authorities say cats, largely homeless and termed wild, prey on birds during nesting and fledgling periods and may be killed under state wildlife laws.
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Leonsine
Michigan
Mining Firms Aid Idle Copper Miners In Michigan
In Houghton Michigan mining firms assist workers displaced by curtailment. They provide land for gardens seed and plow the ground and help with fuel wood supply water canning and preservation plans. Authorities see the district facing its worst crisis yet remain hopeful for a practical cooperative response.
First White Man To Visit Lake Superior Country Disappears
The article recalls Rene Menard, the first known white explorer of the Lake Superior region in 1660. While his party toiled at the Keweenaw portage, he wandered into the woods and vanished, with 272 years of silence surrounding his fate. It notes the enduring mystery of missing wilderness explorers.
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Lake Superior
Jacob Houghton Jr
Rene Menard
Keweenaw
Cleverly Done Swollen-Headed Actor Tells Interviewer His Salary
A boastful young actor describes his new contract and enormous weekly salary to an interviewer who claims no paper represents him. The visitor announces he is from the income tax office, delivering the punchline in Tit-Bits style.
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Inceme Tax Office
Misplaced Items Spark Brief Exchange
A quick dialogue notes forgetfulness in routine calls with examples of leaving items behind. The exchange mentions gloves and an umbrella as common forgotten objects.
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Seagland
Director of Conservation
Great Lakes
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the Herald
Charlie
Bessemer
County of
Gogebic
State of
Ramsay
Board of Review
August Litikanen
Said Township
Houghton, Mich
Carmis
U. S S
Tsi
Bowatet
Lisvee Safrets
Sue Crewes
Standard Oil Company
Aiuth
PTI